Notable deadlines for textile EPR in California and packaging EPR in Washington have passed, and New York’s carpet EPR ...
A report from Waste and Resources Action Programme, funded by Nike, examines how EPR regulations are being applied to textile ...
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws are an increasingly prevalent approach to addressing packaging waste. More than a compliance requirement, they present an opportunity for brands, ...
Companies selling products with packaging, paper and food service materials in the United States face a major regulatory milestone on May 31—the first coordinated deadline for extended producer ...
When we last surveyed the extended producer responsibility (EPR) legal landscape for packaging, seven states had enacted comprehensive product stewardship programs, and the central thrust was ...
Mandatory fee-based extended producer responsibility policies may be necessary to forge a circular economy for textiles, but not all schemes are created equal, according to a new report from the Ellen ...
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws are reshaping packaging obligations for businesses across the United States. EPR regulations fundamentally shift the financial and operational burden of ...
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